The Appbot MCP Server connects Appbot’s customer feedback intelligence to AI tools that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP), including Cursor.

Rather than starting with raw customer feedback, Appbot MCP gives Cursor access to Appbot’s structured customer feedback intelligence, including sentiment analysis, topics, feature requests, ratings, review metadata, and historical trends.

With Appbot MCP, you can ask Cursor questions such as:

• What are the biggest drivers of negative reviews this month?
• Which feature requests have increased over the last 90 days?
• What issues are causing low ratings among iOS users?
• How has sentiment toward our latest release changed over time?

Adding the Appbot MCP to Cursor

Option 1: Add Appbot MCP from Cursor Settings

1. Open Cursor.
2. Open Settings.
3. Navigate to MCP.
4. Click + Add new MCP Server.
5. Select Remote Server.
6. Enter the following details:
   Name: Appbot
   URL: https://api.appbot.co/mcp
7. Save the server.
8. Cursor will prompt you to authenticate. Sign in using your Appbot account.
9. Once authentication is complete, the Appbot MCP Server will appear in your list of available MCP servers.

Option 2: Add Appbot MCP manually

If you prefer, you can add the Appbot MCP Server directly to your Cursor MCP configuration.

1. Open your Cursor MCP configuration file.
2. Add the following JSON configuration:

   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "appbot": {
         "url": "https://api.appbot.co/mcp",
         "enabled": true
       }
     }
   }
   

3. Save the file.
4. Restart Cursor if it is already running.
5. Authenticate with your Appbot account if prompted.

Using Appbot MCP in Cursor

Once connected, you can ask Cursor questions about your Appbot customer feedback using natural language.

Cursor will retrieve customer feedback intelligence from the Appbot account you authenticated with.

Troubleshooting

Appbot doesn’t appear in Cursor

Open Settings → MCP and confirm that the Appbot server is listed and enabled.

If it isn’t, add the server again and verify that the URL is:

https://api.appbot.co/mcp

Authentication isn’t working

Try disconnecting and reconnecting the Appbot MCP Server.

If you continue to have issues, make sure you’re signing in with the correct Appbot account and that your account has access to Appbot MCP.

Appbot MCP is connected but isn’t returning data

Check that the Appbot account you authenticated with has access to the apps and customer feedback you’re trying to analyse. Cursor can only access data that your Appbot account has permission to view.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Appbot MCP Server?

The Appbot MCP Server allows AI tools that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to securely access customer feedback intelligence from Appbot.

Once connected, Cursor can answer questions about your app reviews, ratings, sentiment, topics, feature requests and trends using natural language.

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows AI assistants to securely connect to external tools and data sources.

By connecting to the Appbot MCP Server, Cursor can analyse your customer feedback without requiring you to manually search dashboards or export data.

Do I need an Appbot account?

Yes. You’ll need an Appbot account with access to the apps and customer feedback you want to analyse.

Can Cursor access all of my Appbot data?

Cursor can only access the Appbot data available to the Appbot account you authenticate with. It cannot access apps or feedback that your Appbot account doesn’t have permission to view.